

Smoove Babii, whose actual name is Alphonso Kenny, was
born and reared in the Bronx, New York. He began writing poetry
in 2010 once his beloved Grandmother Annie Johnson passed
away. Although at first it was a way to counter his anger,
throughout the years he started to fall in love with poetry. He likes
to refer to his verse as Ghetto Gospel which stems from his
personal experiences growing up on 183rd Walton Avenue in the
Bronx. His raw, heartfelt and unique approach has allowed him to
grow as a performer. This has allowed him to bring his “battle rap”
style art to venues such as Nuyorcian Poets Cafe, Silvana, Where
Ya Barz At and B.L.O.C Ent. Smoove has also made guest appearances at The Langston Hughes House which he calls home. He has
performed and hosted open mics. Smoove would like his readers to
know his poetry is for readers to never feel alone. He wants his
stories and performances to connect and bring light to mishaps in
life. So, readers feel free to yell through him as we decipher his
Ghetto Gospel.
Twenty-two pages chapbook
Printed in the United States
Printed in the United States
ISBN# 978-1-942051-26-8
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